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If content is king, I’m queen

Posted on January 19, 2014April 30, 2026 by Ellen Eldridge

  Content IS king, and I feel like its queen   Just a quick update here. I’ve been so busy lately taking clients and working with companies that I’ve sincerely been too busy to blog for myself. As I recommend all indie writers do, I am working my way up to higher-traffic websites. I’ve been…

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An open letter to Stomp and Stammer’s Jeff Clark – The Ria Wars

Posted on January 8, 2014October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

By Ellen Eldridge   More and more people are wondering what members of the media think about expressing their personal opinions in print—and, well, anything they want from the mildly offensive to the outrageously inflammatory.   Facebook posts arguing the right to post whatever the author wants and as often as the author wants exist…

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My social media resolutions for 2014

Posted on December 26, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

    Let’s go ahead and admit that social media has the tendency to lock us in a holding pattern, where  creativity burns out with each minute spent scrolling that we should be writing or creating our own art.  In thinking back on the things I’ve shared and why, I’ve come to these resolutions about…

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The problem with perfectionism

Posted on December 14, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

  I’m proud of people who claim to be perfectionists, and I know well I’m one of them.  But the problem with perfectionism is procrastination–leave a comment if you think I’m wrong.   These great ideas flood my brain and my hands quickly type or write them onto lists.  I have more blog calendars than…

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Feeding The Future or Feeding the Floor?

Posted on November 16, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

  For the last eight years, the African American Student Alliance has collaborated with several Kennesaw State University student organizations to raise funds for the “Feed the Future” initiative which provides food and other resources for students who are experiencing financial difficulty.     The event will be held in tandem with the Giving Feast…

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Heartbreaking moments on the home front

Posted on November 8, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

  I’m a well-meaning mother; most certainly not a perfect parent, but this is one of those blogs where I’m openly admitting my inexperience. I’ve labeled my Friday parenting blog “thoughts from ground zero” because that is the honest perspective from which I’m writing. I am not doling out advice here; I’m kinda begging for…

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Three of the worst LinkedIn profile photos you can have

Posted on November 8, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

  The idea of having a professional headshot shouldn’t be surprising, especially on the professional platform of LinkedIn. I’m amazed every time I see company owners—small business as well as corporate figures—with photos that betray too relaxed an attitude.   Putting a picture on a profile is a must for branding, and as part of…

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Good parents control candy, set limits, lead by example

Posted on November 2, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

  As a relatively new parent, I think back to my childhood and try to decide what my parents did right and where I can improve, innovating my children’s lives if you will. My daughter didn’t have a single sweet until her first birthday. I remember nervously trying to take her cake from her because…

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The cost of a free vacation – traveling with toddlers

Posted on October 29, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

Price versus cost: a lesson in economics   When I first heard about the regional conference for the Society of Professional Journalists, of which I act as president for the Kennesaw State University chapter,  I felt excited and inspired to be one of the first chapter presidents to put for the extra effort to get…

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How to improve your social media engagement, Klout score

Posted on October 22, 2013October 21, 2025 by Ellen Eldridge

Happy birthday Heather Really, this post is about more than what it takes to engage an audience across social media; it’s about listening and responding to an environment where people want to feel valued and listened to.  Heather Head, founder of Scopcity, turned 40 yesterday, and while that may not sound out-of-the-ordinary, what she asked…

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